Fall is planting season, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by joining Tukwila Parks and the Green Tukwila Partnership for Green Tukwila Day.
Fall is planting season, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by joining Tukwila Parks and the Green Tukwila Partnership for Green Tukwila Day.
Tukwila’s favorite fall tradition is back! Join us at the Tukwila Community Center for a Halloween Carnival packed with festive fun for the whole family. Wander through the spooky haunted walk, paint your perfect pumpkin, and try your hand at classic carnival games.
Come to this event and learn why! The Woodland Park Zoo and Bats Northwest will lead a lively free workshop where you’ll learn about our local bat species, discover fun facts, and learn how to care for these magnificent mammals.
On Friday, May 30th, experience the thrill of nighttime golf as you play with glow-in-the-dark balls and gear that make the entire course come alive after sunset. The fun begins with a Shotgun Start at 9:15 p.m., where all teams of two tee off at the same time from different holes.
Join Tukwila Parks for Birding Basics with Washington Department of Fish & WIldlife’s Watchable Wildlife Coordinator, Kelsey Hansen! This free workshop is perfect for anyone interested in learning how to identify local bird species and kick off their birding journey with confidence.
Let the ghoul times roll! Join Tukwila Parks & Recreation for an all ages halloween carnival to celebrate the fall season.
Join Bats Northwest, Green Tukwila, and Woodland Park Zoo for a bat workshop and outdoor walk around the Tukwila Community Center! You’ll learn all about local bat populations and how you can help them through the Bat Activity Trends (BAT) community science program.
We’re about halfway through summer break, and if you’re like most parents or care providers, you might be scrambling to find new and exciting ways to keep the kids entertained… Read more »
Get ready for this summer’s third Concert in the Park event. This week features the incredibly fun Eléré — an eight-piece salsa band founded by percussionist and vocalist Daniel “el buho” Mendoza.
Soak up the evening sun while witnessing a folk-rock collaboration between Washington-born, Nashville-based artist Amelia Day and Seattle-area band The Cloves. The ensemble features electric piano, cello, and lush harmonies.